TACTILE MEANS OF COMMUNICATION IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK SOCIETY
Rakhmatullaeva Umida Khomidovna , National University Named After Mirzo Ulugbek Faculty: Interfaculty Of English, UzbekistanAbstract
Tactile communication reflects the status and role relationships of communicants, as well as the degree of their closeness and kinship, to a greater extent than other types of nonverbal communication. Therefore, incorrect interpretation of tactile means of communication by communicants can lead to conflict situations. It is customary for men to kiss a woman’s hand when greeting her in European culture. In some Eastern cultures communication between man and woman forms of physical contact including patting on the shoulder, touching the arm etc. A tangent gesture increases the impact on the interlocutor and has a psychological effect on him. This gesture is a sign of sympathy, affection, and perhaps precedes any request in some cases.
Keywords
Addressee, phenomenon, kinesthetic system
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